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Hispanic American Literature: Sandra Cisneros

Hispanic American: Sandra Cisneros
"One Holy Night"
"Woman Hollering Creek"

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Sandra Cisneros, A Hispanic American author, was born on December 20, 1954 in Chicago, Illinois. She lived with her large Mexican family in a small, cramped apartment. As a child, she spent her time reading classics and fairy tales. She attended Loyola University and a workshop at the University of Iowa. She has won multiple awards for her writings, and she has been a teacher and mentor all around the country. She is viewed as one of the strong new woman voices that has broadened the range of perspectives in Mexican literature. One of her quoted sayings is, "Art is for all of us."

Look at our commentaries on "One Holy Night" and "Woman Hollering Creek" (two stories from the book Woman Hollering Creek).

Books by Sandra Cisneros
Bad Boys
The House on Mango Street
My Wicked, Wicked Ways
Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories
Hairs: Pelitos
Loose Woman

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